Novak Djokovic & Grigor Dimitrov Court-Level Practice Points | Paris 2021

[@awongabroad5520]

I could watch angles like this all day

[@ilyaandco8948]

Let's go

[@donnecheli2721]

I dare you

[@gordongoodwin6279]

I watch your mom from this angle all night

[@milkod2001]

@@gordongoodwin6279 LOL , good one! :)))

[@wendyhuang4732]

Me too

[@Sean-xs1zp]

Dimitrov, the king on the practice court

[@rockinrecords3918]

an absolute aestheticism on which you cannot rely in tough and intense matches

[@boubs021]

And the queen on the actual court

[@shrijanbuchasia7366]

@@rockinrecords3918 Federer would disagree on that

[@bootyshake5043]

@@rockinrecords3918 have you met Djokovic

[@rockinrecords3918]

@@shrijanbuchasia7366 no problem: Roger’s game is style perfection + efficiency, with also a great (not the best, look at Nole or a little bit less Rafa) mental strength. The last two things are often missing in Grigor.

[@danilodzeletovic6511]

You guys should really post more of these videos they are so interesting to watch!

[@federicotown8052]

indeed

[@notsohandytim5090]

not really..

[@arq.ricardotorres9636]

Agree

[@amitendrading4056]

ikr lol

[@amitendrading4056]

@@notsohandytim5090 what 😐

[@Betterthangoldandsilver]

Grigor has really been playing well lately, it's showing on the practice court too.

[@langnguyen4031]

Dimitrov is so good when there is no pressure!

[@davidwalden444]

Djokovic won

[@jingqi9106]

Dimitrov is a former #3 in world. smh

[@ToiletTennis]

So am I hehe

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

This angle is like watching a new version of the sport I’ve watched for decades. Would kill to see a big match from this angle. Just imagine a Federer/Nadal/Djokovic grandslam final like this

[@strikerbowls791]

I mean it’s a horrible angle

[@EmperorsNewWardrobe]

@@strikerbowls791 horrible? Talk about hyperbole! Are you saying you see no value whatsoever in this angle?

[@skylaxx]

@Eren Jaeger absolutely with you on this one bro. Priceless for tennisnerds

[@airkuna]

@@strikerbowls791 you're not a smart guy are you? In this angle you can see how really good and quick these shots are and you can feel that you're there on the court.

[@rickypriestman8660]

@@airkuna I'm a smart guy & I agree with your comment x

[@lottewied1937]

Welcome back, Novak. Your fans are glad that you are back. You had a gruelling albeit successful year behind you. I personally wish you all the best.

[@bricxy1636]

we didn’t miss him.

[@bootyshake5043]

@@bricxy1636 yeah we did

[@QueArgh]

If he doesnt change his diet back to mostly meat, he wont win many more grandslams

[@jasoncowell5133]

@@bricxy1636 yippee, he's in your head.

[@jasoncowell5133]

@HearthSide wow, imagine coming on to watch a player you hate to post a comment. What a creep lol 😆

[@divinitymode9364]

These angles always remind you of how insanely good these guys are. Even it was the world 200 and 199 it would still be amazing. Hell, even if you go to your local club and watch the best club players it’s scary. And the difference between them and even a mid-level pro is a million miles. I’m going to smash my racket now 😂

[@matthewwilliams3827]

Talking bs

[@airkuna]

@@matthewwilliams3827 your mother 😂😂

[@matthewwilliams3827]

@@airkuna wow.

[@davrosdalek5548]

@@matthewwilliams3827 your mother takes a DP from Novak and grigor

[@ericjung4991]

legit just watching the best club players is like holy shit theyre so much better than me its crazy. and theyre not even like ranked or anything lmfao

[@falcontom406]

MORE MORE MORE MORE COURT LEVEL PLEEEEEEASE 🙏🏾❤️

[@LaureusSport]

Glad to see Novak back on the court! 🎾

[@LiamApilado]

So much more enjoyable to watch at this perspective, but the high tv angle has many benifits too. I think I can say for most people, we are grateful for the greater inclusion of the court level perspective on tv broadcasts and videos such as this recently.

[@overcraft1441]

I like this Djokovic guy. I hope he wins AO next year

[@steinanderson]

sorry, we're not letting him in until he's vaccinated

[@boriskostic6964]

Ah

[@zachmason868]

Ah

[@c3vzn]

if someone saw this video and didn't know who either player was, they'd say grigor was the 20 slam champ

[@georgisimeonov6497]

true

[@Phurngirathaana]

Federer has 20 slams anyway 👍 Enjoy with friends and family 👍🙏☺️

[@itayhalevi00]

These are much better angles to watch Tennis and the players...please more like this

[@AddisonandAlex85]

Just watching Karatsev Korda match and there are a lot of points shown in court level angle! Great to see I hope they keep it like that

[@helenatrela786]

Love it. Thanks for watching this film. Nice to see my favorite Novak on court practice.

[@vmont626]

2:44, what a point. Points like this is why Novak is probably the greatest even though he lost it, it was incredibly tough for Grigor to finish that point...

[@funandcrazy3848]

That’s just how it is on the high level my friend, players are fighting until the end to win this precious one point.

[@vmont626]

@@funandcrazy3848 Yeah but guys like Nadal, Djokovic, Medvedev doing things like that as their trademark...

[@thecasualmuslim]

@@vmont626 i feel alcaraz's defense game is also up there

[@yusufkasikci8416]

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[@rickypriestman8660]

@@thecasualmuslim lol ok boomer

[@coryCuc]

IMO Nobody has better form than Grigor. I could watch him all day. Great stuff.

[@roter13]

I wish Grigor was like 2-3 years younger. He would totally be in prime position to win a major after the ATP becomes as unpredictable as the WTA. The Big 3 era is coming to close very soon.

[@VladRadu-tq1pg]

no he wouldn't ..I love grigor but people like you overrate him alot. Plenty of players that could eventualy beat him in a grandslam run.

[@mattiastennis]

He still could..

[@jingqi9106]

Given that Roger is 40 and coming off a couple knee surgeries and Nadal is older and getting hurt more, that would be correct

[@Kaonaxh2]

I love this camera angle!

[@yannickdrmda5295]

I know it's not very tv-friendly but this pov really show how fast the ball goes (even on a slow surface like in Paris), it really highlights the players' reactivity

[@canchero724]

Even in practice where they are at perhaps 80% intensity, Novak's defensive skills are just something else 🔥

[@pants1359]

they dont go 80% in practice. the point of practice is to prep u for matches. if u dont go 100% in practice ur not gonna know how to do it in a match

[@paulgraf5746]

They go up to 100% in practice but 110% in real matches, when adrenaline comes in

[@bsrussian]

@@pants1359 oh believe me they're trying their best, they just don't care that much

[@bigrobsydney]

The point of practise is to bleed on the practise court, so you only have to sweat on the match court. Practise court is where all the effort goes. What you see on the match court, is the RESULT of the endless hours practising. They bring what they have.

[@paulgraf5746]

@@bigrobsydney do you even play tennis? Tennis is about technique and control, you dont have to go crazy on the training ground to get better. And there are seperate physical training sessions to increase their stamina and speed

[@BobGotengco]

Its easier to see how low and balanced they are. The footwork is so fluid and natural. Love seeing this level of tennis in this angle

[@josecristobal1353]

Amazing video guys, please more angles like that

[@RAUL7487]

This is my best mindfulness

[@AnthonyZafiris]

Video of the year. Incredible

[@cristianconstantinescu7264]

man...that Djokovic footwork....ffff watch point at 2:44, unreal the recovery

[@rasmuskarlsson3841]

I hope that Dimitrov will start to hit his backhand more regular instead of slicing it too much. Remember back in aus open in 2017 when he planer amazing and reached the semis that he was hitting a lot of backhand-winners. I think that that is one off the keys for him too be more consistent.

[@AAAAAAndreyAndreev]

to me his slice is INSANE and terrible for the other player

[@nerdcracker8736]

his slice is a weapon, it was key to victory in his match against Medvedev

[@rasmuskarlsson3841]

Absolutely, im not saying that he shouldnt use it but sometimes he becomes too passive on his bh-side and doesnt trust his backhand to hit winners with.

[@chumjetza6251]

@@rasmuskarlsson3841 yes, I agree on that. I think he hits many slices when he does not have enough confidence to hit the backhand but he has to try. Maybe not too much risk on set points and matchpoints but slicing requires an error of the opponent😬

[@Monsterenergy791]

Love it, the angle of course and how well Grigor is playing, and those shorts are dope too !

[@user-be5qg7mr1s]

Love this angle and the color of the court. Paris indoors always good highlights

[@nicholasvanrooyen9877]

Love these video's!

[@johnr7048]

This angle shows how high Dimitrov's serve kicks. Djokovic is 6'2" and many times he has to jump to return the ball at eye level. Insane

[@marioultimateart90]

I can watch this all day !

[@julioneto7898]

Here we see Grigor winning most of the points, but when it's a official game things change. That's Novak's mental diference

[@h4rder10]

nope, its cos novak's just coming back and dimi is in great rhythm.

[@ranjitnahal575]

It’s actually mental difference of both, in a big match Novak’s level usually goes up and Grigor drops a few levels

[@vanshagarwal2362]

Also in a match though pros hit hard, they don’t hit this hard like in practice. Look up Dimitrov vs Djokovic court level points (same view) from Paris 2019/2016. You will see what I mean. It’s more controlled in the rallies and that’s where Dimitrov ultimately falls short

[@julioneto7898]

@@vanshagarwal2362 I agree. Even though it's hard, for them it's inside of a margin of error. It's not much more than 70% percent of their maximum power.

[@shynessbreakthroughcommuni826]

Love his angle! Dimitrov plays like Federer during the practice court!

[@jingqi9106]

Dimitrov has been playing some really good tennis lately

[@Lewa3]

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[@PretentiousStuff]

wow this angle is amazing

[@lawrencesin3595]

Great angle. Those blokes are awesome to watch.

[@shpingalet7895]

Good quality, 60fps, ty

[@vhyles]

Beautiful angle, and even more beautiful 60 fps. Good job

[@darsh7164]

Glad to see the djokovic is back in character. He wasn’t really giving off the same energy in the us open that he had at Wimbledon and Roland garros

[@cameronbedeau8542]

If you asked me who was the 20 time Grand Slam champ out of the two just from watching this is say Dimitrov. He was dominating with effortless power. But Djokovic will grind you down especially over 5 sets

[@krzysztofbodzianowski4333]

Dimitrovs backhand is lovely 🎾🎾

[@sppecials606]

On the other hand Novak's not so much to say the least.

[@VladRadu-tq1pg]

@@sppecials606 it's a clean 2 hander...2 handers are way worse to watch than 1 handers by default. Djokovic's 2 hander axtualy looks prety nice for what it is.

[@sppecials606]

@@VladRadu-tq1pg @ I meant Novak's backhand on this practice with Dimitrov was poor.

[@juanb116]

thank you guys, keep up with this amazing content

[@Johnlee-iz6ut]

Grig Dimitrov probably has the best-looking strokes after Roger, imo.

[@jingqi9106]

Yes, and they both have beautiful looking backhands

[@Femaqui07]

Nice camera angle.. we should watch more of this.

[@adin8002]

If Dimitrov could be this consistent at the level here in real games, that would be something else

[@k1ngprad010]

You should post much more of these

[@PLliving]

THIS IS SOOOOOOO GOOOD!

[@マシュマロ-x7u]

It's tennis on a different planet.

[@felipemedina9645]

Excellent iremos No1e

[@yusufkasikci8416]

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[@revenzo3]

Watching a guy like Dimitrov, it really boggles my mind how good Novak really is. I mean Dimitrov is a world class athlete, and Novak is just... a level above when it comes to match play

[@newbro]

What a sweet sweet angle.

[@yakzivz1104]

This is the angle that hardcore tennis fans want to see ALL GAMES played in!!!!

[@EpicMal]

Really want to see more angles like this

[@Nico-zw9ud]

Novak Djokovic is the best tennis player ever

[@tennis-blackbox]

So is Grigor.

[@trumpameri1638]

GOAT 355

[@randomcon123]

Wow this is essentially a practice match! Djokovic looks off pace. Hope he can make it to the quarters so I can watch him live

[@Alexander-dt2eq]

Nole will have a hard time coming back after this phanomenal season he just had. It's hard to digest that you cannot play better und most likely never will. Also his defensive skills are getting weaker day by day. I think he will retire end of next season

[@endlichjura]

@@Alexander-dt2eq - what in the world makes you think that? 😂

[@randomcon123]

@@Alexander-dt2eq lol pretty sure he has got way more left in the tank than Nadal and Federer. If you actually follow him closely, you will see that he has completely changed his game now, taking the ball much earlier and possessing an Ivanisevic-esque serve. He will do fine. Can’t say the same about Nadal… who is still trying to grind out results like he was ten years ago… and he got woefully caught out this season.

[@jessyjohaug7392]

@@Alexander-dt2eq LOL. Sure, what a decline. He just won 3 slams and almost 4, will end the season #1 in the world for the 7th time (record). But he is soooo so so weak.

[@nickyb12345]

Yk how Nole works working his way into tournaments overall I think his body is still exhausted but we’ll see how he does

[@mezoali3649]

I really love how Nole take this practice seriously, that point at 2.50 show even when you are practicing, you should play hard. My best player and sure number 1 for ever.

[@lancemasters7800]

King Nole is back! Hopefully he does well in the next two event because he’s going to have a lot of points to defend next year!

[@derstolperjochen1719]

Medvedev will rip him into pieces again. Like in NY

[@Noleka154]

He needs to defend just frm Slams..which he will anyway mostly.. but he cud gain frm all Masters & 500 Obviously a lot more.. He dint win anythin other than slams this yr

[@lancemasters7800]

@@derstolperjochen1719 6-4 6-4 6-4 is not “ripped to pieces”. Those were three tight sets. Let’s see how Medvedev deals with the aftermath of winning a slam. Hopefully he doesn’t become like Thiem after he win the US Open last year…..

[@lancemasters7800]

@@Noleka154 Damn, this is only his third masters event this year. Not to mention the first hard court masters for him too.

[@lancemasters7800]

@@Noleka154 Maybe withdrawing from all those events was good after all.

[@betungurawilliam]

Their practice is far more entertaining than some ATP tour matches we have nowadays

[@rob9853]

Bienvenu à Paris Novak ! On a hâte de te voir remettre les pendules à l’heure.

[@PeiqiLi-RealLove]

The best level of view

[@Escorpio123PS]

That was awesome to watch..

[@artamerican]

Fantastic angle to watch, way more intense than from conventional view

[@leiya107]

THIS. ANGLE. IS. AWESOME. (The latter parts not so much, it was at too much of an (horizontal) angle... Basically, POV would be the best.)

[@ruggierojerolli]

Awesome vid 👍👍👍👍

[@mercedesgarcia-dw7fo]

They both look pretty sharp

[@tennisfitapp]

Great angel, thanks for sharing!

[@cars2drive298]

That s the real angle when u Want to feel the speed at which they are playing 👍🤩🤪

[@celestialnavigator3116]

Looks like Novak has filled out a bit. For a long time he has looked way too thin but hey, he won three Majors this year and almost completed the Grand Slam so who am I to question is fitness. Nice to see Gregor in fine shape too. These are great guys.

[@skipole09]

Is it me or did it look like grigor was kicking ass here

[@ttnnykpopandgames8197]

grigor just has his god mode on

[@tennisone6376]

Wow Djokovic serve is like Andy Roddick wowow

[@MinhTran-qt2pi]

What?

[@tennisone6376]

@@MinhTran-qt2pi he serve real strong man

[@tennisone6376]

@@MinhTran-qt2pi i think in real match he take easy show the forehand more

[@tasaneewantanakul8382]

Realy nice on court chams ever. ! Novak will back to pleassure and stronger ♥️👑

[@ristoshikongo7730]

The king is back

[@cristianconstantinescu7264]

what I don't understand is why they don't do the point replays at court-level view in live broadcasts? So much better!

[@canchero724]

Sponsors don't get much attention with this angle. Sponsors pay the bills and all that.

[@pankajarora8902]

Lovely ❤️

[@jeanb.3493]

You guys need to offer court-level view on your Tennis TV app as well. I mean, the bird's eye view camera is most often fixed, on one side of the court, so it should be an easy task to add another camera, just at a lower level?

[@dvms75]

Bring your A game to actual play Grigor. You have it!

[@matthewmoon769]

Dimi is in good condition 😁

[@lancemasters7800]

Hope he emasculates Zverev

[@arjunwin3827]

Novak has to come back stronger.

[@Rodia8637]

Lamentablemente ya no.

[@QueArgh]

He cant. His diet is destroying his body. Ever since he started eating less meat and dairy in 2016. Notice how he has never come close to the form he had in 2015/16.

[@QueArgh]

@Eren Jaeger But not playing better. The opposition has been weaker. The only match he was at 2015/16 level was the Semi final at RG with Rafa. That was a huge game so he put all his energy into that. But on average, he is lacking energy, and that starts with the diet. At wimbledon vs Shapavalov he was signalling how unsteady he felt to the coaching team.

[@sppecials606]

@@QueArgh @ you're not alone with such thinking, I am thinking the same, although he won many slams after the diet was introduced I'd say that in general he lacks power, he is not as fast as he used to be, his serve has deteoriated after the diet, that's what was most obvious to me. I wouldn't say it's destroying his body cause it's generally healthy way of living but for a professional player it is not a good option. I hear in 2016 he turned to some Spanish guru regarding the diet and put him ahead of his then coach Boris Becker so Boris simply left. I assume Boris didn't agree with his decision to turn to diet.

[@QueArgh]

@@sppecials606 Yes. His coaches actually force him to eat fish, to retain muscle mass. Whilst i disagree that a plant based- mostly vegan diet is healthy, im glad we can agree it is *not* a good diet for sport. Thats interesting about Boris, never knew the reason he left. As you say though, there has been a significant decline in Noles strength and agility since 2016, diet change cant be coincidental.

[@MeTooMrMeToo]

Dimitrov and Kyrgios - GOAT in practice sessions.

[@robertstar7463]

Djokovic looked a bit slow (unsurprising considering off 2 months after having one of the best seasons) but Grigor was training with Djoko like he was playing him in a match.

[@boajoa86]

Can TennisTv broadcast matches with court level tennis camera angle ? Or give options to people who want to watch it? It’s so much better and you can see how the players move.

[@mattiastennis]

To Tennis TV/Whoever captures the footage, Please make this the angle for ALL videos of matches from now on. Regards EVERYONE

[@Keepcool233]

Dimitrov in Test environment is different from Production environment :D

[@raoulhery]

Dimitrov down the line forehands are deadly

[@leecherlarry]

caht wait to see some karaxiev back in action

[@jimmyhea8493]

I hope Dimitrov could learn something from this drill with Djkovic. 🥰

[@foadshams6506]

You have to post a lot of this videos

[@Phoniq]

Grigor dominating

[@lancemasters7800]

Hope Dimitrov kicks that arrogant bastard Zverev out of the tournament!

[@Phoniq]

@@lancemasters7800 Grigor can beat anyone but needs to not beat himself first

[@bryangoh7834]

So many winners by Dimitrov! Djokovic probably won this practice match though, typical Djokovic highlight video lol

[@dominiccrobinson101]

he did, on insta u see him diving on the floor and yelling in celebration

[@travisbickle5279]

@@dominiccrobinson101 LOVE THAT CELEBRATION STYLE

[@Bokgat]

Thks for posting. I used to think I was shit, now worse. Cheers😅😅😅

[@ThexXDx44]

A pero en los partidos oficiales...

[@ssportslivetvstreaming]

thats what I call court level

[@STASHYNSKYI]

We should have angle choice on TV.

[@dash5687]

I love djokovic footwork here even though i hate him Better than my favourite Claydal and Mr 40-15

[@asyrafnukman1991]

Terima kasih video

[@crispywhiskers]

excellent hitting from both, but i am noticing less slides from djokovic. injury change his playstyle? the slides helped djokovic become the most dangerous defender, interested to see how this will affect his tournament play.

[@drtash21]

He's getting older, so it makes sense to want to adopt new techniques and styles in order to preserve his body.

[@elpilot2065]

Grigor joga bonito. E causou dificuldades a Djokovic nesse treino. Mas em partidas oficiais a coisa é bem diferente, e mentalmente o trio estelar é imbatível. Novak, Rafa e Roger...